Join the Kissena Park Greenway Design Virtual Meeting for Community Board 7 this Monday

The upcoming Community Board 7 meeting on April 13th at 7 PM will review the design plans for the Kissena Park and Kissena Corridor Park sections of the Eastern Queens Greenway. Community feedback is crucial for prioritizing safety, usability, and connectivity, ensuring these significant park improvements are effectively incorporated into the final design.… Read More Join the Kissena Park Greenway Design Virtual Meeting for Community Board 7 this Monday

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Free Bike Ride through Queens Libraries for Savernger Hunt Pokemón and Baseball/Soccer Style Trading Cards – This Saturday!

On April 4th, Central Queens Micromobility and Queens Public Library will host a bike ride celebrating the library’s 130th anniversary! The event includes scavenger hunts with free Pokémon and sports trading cards related to the libraries. It will start and end at MacDonald Park at … Read More Free Bike Ride through Queens Libraries for Savernger Hunt Pokemón and Baseball/Soccer Style Trading Cards – This Saturday!

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State Senate District 11 Endorsement

In the primary for State Senate District 11, incumbents and challengers differ in their approaches to community issues. Toby Ann Stavinsky, the incumbent, has a long-standing political career, having been elected first in 1999. Andrew Engel, her challenger, is n upstart attorney who’s worked within city government and activist organizations. We asked both candidates how they felt about the issues and published our endorsement on who will put in the most effort for the community.… Read More State Senate District 11 Endorsement

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Queens Waterfront Greenway Western Workshop is Dec 8 and Our New Bathrooms in Kissena Park Will Be Built in 2026!

The Queens Waterfront Greenway is poised to transform how residents connect to their waterfront and each other. Stretching 16 miles from Gantry Plaza State Park to Fort Totten, the plan will close critical gaps in bike and pedestrian infrastructure, creating a safe, continuous corridor for recreation, commuting, and community life. On December 8, NYC DOT, NYC Parks, and NYC EDC will host a workshop in Astoria focused on the western section of the Greenway, from Gantry Plaza to Bowery Bay. This session is not just informational—it’s a chance for residents to directly shape the design. Feedback gathered will guide short‑term street improvements and long‑term capital projects, ensuring the Greenway reflects community priorities.… Read More Queens Waterfront Greenway Western Workshop is Dec 8 and Our New Bathrooms in Kissena Park Will Be Built in 2026!

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Cranksgiving Queens: Fighting Food Insecurity, Riding to the Kissena Velodrome

Thanksgiving highlights food insecurity in New York City, with nearly 300,000 in Queens affected. Cranksgiving Queens on November 22 is a cycling initiative where riders transport non-perishable food donations to support local families. Ending at the historic Kissena Velodrome, the event honors cycling culture while addressing community needs. … Read More Cranksgiving Queens: Fighting Food Insecurity, Riding to the Kissena Velodrome

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Northeast Queens Race Tests Competing Visions for Street Safety

In the 19th Council District of northeast Queens, voters face a stark choice between Benjamin Chou and incumbent Vickie Albrizio Paladino. Chou emphasizes public safety and expanded transit options, while Paladino champions local control and skepticism of new transportation projects. The campaign highlights differing styles, priorities, and community perceptions regarding street management.… Read More Northeast Queens Race Tests Competing Visions for Street Safety

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Cyclists Herd Halloween Decorations Ride – This Friday!

Join the Halloween night bike ride that emphasizes community spirit and fun. Expect spooky tunes and decorations as participants cruise slowly through neighborhoods, admiring festive displays. Costumes are encouraged, and safety tips include avoiding vision-blocking attire and using bike-safe props. This event fosters inclusivity and visibility, transforming Halloween into a celebration of togetherness on the streets. Bring lights, music, and a rideable costume.… Read More Cyclists Herd Halloween Decorations Ride – This Friday!

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Queens Waterfront Greenway Workshop at the Louis Armstrong House Museum – Tuesday, October 28 from 6-8pm

On Tuesday, October 28 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at the Louis Armstrong House Museum in Corona, NYC DOT will present Round Two of planning for the Queens Waterfront Greenway, the central segment running from Bowery Bay to Willets Point. We need you to give your feedback to shape this greenway.… Read More Queens Waterfront Greenway Workshop at the Louis Armstrong House Museum – Tuesday, October 28 from 6-8pm

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Queens Residents Mobilize: March Against the Casino This Sunday

The struggle for Flushing Meadows Corona Park continues as community members rally against a proposed casino. Despite unanimous support from the Community Advisory Committee, state licensing is still required. A March Against the Casino on October 5 aims to advocate for public space, transparency, and community involvement in development decisions.… Read More Queens Residents Mobilize: March Against the Casino This Sunday

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No Music Ride this Month; Instead Check out the Bronx Greenways on Aug. 10

This month’s music ride is canceled, but Bronx Greenways is hosting a 30-mile guided ride on August 10, led by Edmundo Martinez. The tour showcases greenway developments in the Bronx, blending history and advocacy for urban planning. Additional events include a beginner-friendly ride and a survey for addressing community issues.… Read More No Music Ride this Month; Instead Check out the Bronx Greenways on Aug. 10

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Bayside Cyclist Zhao Feng Zhen Killed at Queens Intersection: A Tragedy with Many To Blame

On Thursday, July 31 at around 2:18 p.m., 55-year-old Bayside resident Zhao Feng Zhen was riding her bike southbound on Hollis Court Boulevard near 50th Avenue in Queens Village when she was struck from behind by a 2015 Nissan Rogue driven by a 62-year-old woman.… Read More Bayside Cyclist Zhao Feng Zhen Killed at Queens Intersection: A Tragedy with Many To Blame

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